The Foundress of the Religious Women Congregation 'The Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm'. Beginning our Order in 1929, she established dozens of 'home-like' homes for the aged thoughout the USA and Ireland, that became the hallmark of geriatric healthcare. These homes have kept up with the times, and remain inovative leaders in the field today, providing Christ-like care to all who enter our doors. Please see our web site to learn more of our life and work
www.carmelitesisters.com
Mother Angeline died peacefully on her 91st birthday. Her Cause for Sainthood is being persued, and she has been declared "Servant of God" by the Church.
www.carmelitesisters.com
Mother Angeline died peacefully on her 91st birthday. Her Cause for Sainthood is being persued, and she has been declared "Servant of God" by the Church.
The Foundress of the Religious Women Congregation 'The Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm'. Beginning our Order in 1929, she established dozens of 'home-like' homes for the aged thoughout the USA and Ireland, that became the hallmark of geriatric healthcare. These homes have kept up with the times, and remain inovative leaders in the field today, providing Christ-like care to all who enter our doors. Please see our web site to learn more of our life and work
www.carmelitesisters.com
Mother Angeline died peacefully on her 91st birthday. Her Cause for Sainthood is being persued, and she has been declared "Servant of God" by the Church.
www.carmelitesisters.com
Mother Angeline died peacefully on her 91st birthday. Her Cause for Sainthood is being persued, and she has been declared "Servant of God" by the Church.
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